Elmer's E861 Carpenter's Wood Filler, 3.25-Ounce Tube, Golden Oak

Bought this as it was recommended for filling holes and voids in my cork handles on my fishing rods. I filled them in and lightly sanded them then coated them with cork sealer. It has been over a year and the voids and holes are still filled and looking good. Used on some baseboards as well and worked great.

We moved into a house with oak cabinets. One cabinet had a screw hole in the side and needed patching. This product was easy to use, worked great, matches well, looks great, and filled the hole nicely. All I had to do was use a pair of scissors to snip the tip off of the tip of the tube. Not sure if I would have used this product on the front of a cabinet door, but the screw hole being in the side of our cabinet took the pressure off of needing a perfect repair. But my repair looks good. I am happy with this product. If my review was helpful, please let Amazon know by clicking “helpful.” Thanks.

This Elmer's Wood Fill was a very good solution for filling three pretty deep scratches to a corner slat of our hardwood floors which were made by our new puppy a few years back. Now that the dog is a bit older and no longer in her 'damaging the house' phase, it was time to fill the holes made by her scratching. This Elmer's wood filler was the first product we tried and it turned out to be a fairly simple, effective and economical product to address the gouges. This filler application was easy; filling the voids with the spackle-like consistency of the filler which was squeezed directly from the tube. Getting it out is a bit difficult because of the filler's thickness, but overall that is a good thing because it does the filling job well. The color looks a bit lighter upon application but it dries darker and after a bit of fine grit sanding and some clear polyurethane as a topcoat, the floor looks almost back to normal. The filler takes about eight hours to dry and sets with a chalky consistency that sands off easily. If I were not aware of the scratches inflicted upon that area by our then new mongrel, I probably would not have noticed them and just thought it were the natural grain of the wood. I have attached BEFORE and AFTER pictures for reference. Overall, this a good product for a very reasonable price as long as the area you are filling is not too large. Good luck.

Fixed a big imperfection on my hardwood floor. Saved a tons of money. It's now hard to tell there was a problem. Love the product.

Have golden oak Pergo laminate flooring. Flooring was installed in kitchen, dining & laundry areas. Our flooring looks great. A worker dropped a tool while installing our cabinet crown molding & made an indentation. Small size, but bothersome. Recently found this product, leveled the dent & the color matches great. Easy to work with and when cured the texture matches the flooring surface as well as possible. Only If you were aware of the mend is it noticeable because of minor disruption in wood grain.

I had a new floor installed in a new room, and I bought this specifically for one or two tiny places where the hardwood boards had a chip in them. One place was in the middle of the room, and every time I walked by it, it drove me crazy. First, I'll say this goes on very easily and it does the trick to fill in the tiny hole. But the only problem with it is, it is NOT what I'd call Golden Oak. My floors are light, and something called "Golden Oak" ought to be perfect. This is more of a cream color. If I had more spots to fill in, I probably wouldn't have used this, but for one or two tiny holes, it'll work.

We used this product when we finished an old oak wood floor in a farmhouse we recently bought. The floors are about 85 years old and had some holes in various spots. This product matched very well and we ended up with a beautiful finished product! It's very easy to use, sands smooth once dry, and washes off of your hands very easily (if you apply it like I did. lol).

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